The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-07-21


Sunday, leaving Monday morning. She is fine
craft.
Three Italian street vendors were lodged in jail
in this city on Tuesday, for the want of better
lodgings.
Mrs. Sarah f. Burkmar, of Northport, died last
week at the advanced age of nearly % years, and
was buried on Sunday.
Mr.. Ward, of Augusta who contracted to put in
the heating apparatus at the Court House, began
work Tuesday morning.
Mr.. LlewelIyn Jipson, of this city, says there
was no disturbance at the Salvation army meetings
while he was present policeman.
The yacht Una was in our harbor Wednesday
She was built in ls47 and rugged as sloop, but
has since been rebuilt and is now schooner rig.
gcd She was noted yacht in her day and the
winner of many prizes.
Two bicycles from Augusta rode through Belfast
Tuesday on their way to Northport. While passing
through Liberty they frightened a span of horses
belonging to Il Mr.. Young. Our Liberty CORE
spontlence gives the particulars.
Mr. j. F. Rich, Principal of the Belfast High
Sclool, has not resigned as currently reported,
and it is hoped he will continue in charge of the
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himself and profit to the scholars
Mr.. Chas. Berry Of New York. formerly of Bel
fast, will be married Friday to Il New York lady
His father, f. W. Berry, has gone witness the
ceremony. They will make their home on Long Isl.
and, where Mr.. Berry has fine place
Col Hiram Chase, of this city, left an ear on our
table Tuesday morning 1t was an ear of fully de
veloped green corn, lit for roasting boiling, and
the first we have this year. 1t grew in the
Coonel's garden, and we label it, "the first of the
season"
+ Capt IIulme, of the salvation Army received a
/ telegram from Lawrence stating that his wife was
/ very i'll, and he Went ON. The meetings have been
I continued by the local members. 1t is expected
| Capt. lIunc will return that some other leader
will he sent here.
CHURCH Norl>. Rev. +. L. Peck, OF Bangor,
/ one of the ablc~t tniyersasl clergymcn in Maine,
viii occupy the pulpit of the Universalist church
IN this city mex, sunday Rev Geo. T.. Tufts will
/ preach in the church at Northport next sunday
/ forenoon at half past ten
Trained dogs do not lose all the characteristic,
of the untutored canine. When Wilson'S Ministries
were para'iing the streets yesterday, preceded by
the dog performers, the latter caught sight of Il
home animal of the same species and at once
broke ranks and started in swift pursuit.
The store and lot known rs No. . rhuni\ Row,
Belfast, owned by Mrs NJ. NJ. IIazeltnc, will Inc
sold ut public auction at IL O'Clock next saturday.
This is the building where the recent fire original.
ed. 1t is hoped it will be bought by some one who
will rebuild it to conform the stores on either
side of it.
!
ing hotel on the Crosby lot; and With Il little
effort the enterprise ought to be successful There
Is no question but that Belfast very much needs
such hotel as it is proposed to build, and that it
would be of great benefit to the place. All who
can help the matter along should do SO.
The town Of Brooks has brought its refundng
matters nearly to Il ~crcesSful close and we con
graduate her citizens their improved financial
condition and prospects \ new notice FROM the
town Treasurer, Mr., +. W Brown, Jr., is published
IN the third page "t the Journal 1t takes til,
place of the notice printed ON the fourth page he
fore the new advertisement was received
Walker Littctield of Elmwood stock Farm
have sold a iue Grade SUSSEX Ball To Edmund p
Brown Of this city. The SUSSEX stock needs only
to be known to lie appreciated. They have cyi
IDENTITY come to stay. Probably tie COWS of thai
breed come the nearest to the general purpos,
COW" of any now known, while the steers are wei
formed, mature early and taxi, on fat readily.
REFu SEQ ACCESS TO THE RECORDS. Mr., j. W
Mitchell special constable for Waldo county call
ed upon Internal Revenue Collector Page at Ports
mouth last week, and asked to see the books, bu
was refused. The law says the records shall u,
open to inspection by the public. The Colecto
a Ia
show the books unless he was compelled to do so
and that he Wa protecting the people who were
doing business with the government.
MORRILL, George Clark and wife, and Mis-
Josie Mears, arrived last week from New Haven
Conn ...Ladies sewing circle meets with Mrs j
X. Mcars Thursday afternoon the 18th inst, hav
ing been postponed one week e.. Rev. Mr.. Goucher
Of Camden, preached at the church last Sunday
text Romans : :2e....D. .. Bowen attended
special meeting of the Board of Trustees Insan
Hospital last Monday Many OF our farmers ar
through haying and report good crop.
This Thursday evening at the Belfast opcr,
House Robinson y Nc'Nllistcro Irish Comedy nr
Speciality Company will give one OF their pe;su,
entertainments, consisting Of songs dances, clogs
jig dancers, bone Nolosts, reel and ring dancing
Guiding with bright and sparkling comedy en-
titled "Dur IYish student" This company i
highly praised by the press of other places and ~
excellent and mirth- provoking entertainment MA
he expected
STEAMER NOTES, capt Charles Deering Is II
i command Of the Forest City of the Boston
Maine steamship Co, which leaves Boston Tue
: days and Fridays, landing passengers and freigh
: mt tu>tne, Deer Isle, Srgwirk South West Han
bor Bar Harbor, Millhriyc, lonc-port and Ma,
chia>port. The Wing reports that the Lucy 7
Miller, the new freight steamer between Bangu
and New York and Intermediate ports J., doing al
excellent business and provinga great convenience
to merchants.
EXCURSIONS. The steamer Mary Morgan mirt
an excursion sunday from Bangor, ilampdeI
; Winterp"rt, lIucksport, sandy Point, Fort Poin
and \ut'thport 70 Gtlkry'- llarbor. ON arriva
there it WAS deci'icd not to land and the Morga
returned 70 Temple Heights, making that tn
point of departure for the return trip. She ha
, about -iN hundred on hoari....An excursion par
ty from What Haven on the May Field, ON sunday
took thinner at the Ac;,dan Castine. The Meho
dist excursion I;t. week melted s3i 10 to the w.
societies.
An OLD TIMER. sch Nellie L. tray, Of Buck>
port, discharging corn for swan n ~lhlry, wa
built at the Timer Bridge, or Head Of the It'd,
Belfast, in Si5. She was then named the DAME
Brec, and WAS built for Capt. iinuekin, to carr
wood and bark from Belfast to Lynn She mad
Il trip nearly every week. Older people will rc
member the reports in the papers of that day, While
read "Danic Breed, Iinuckcn, Lynn. Danic
Breed, Linncken, Belfast" In lS79 the Vessel wa
rebuilt at Burksport, and christened Nellie +
Gray.
I SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNICs. The Baptist Sundn
school, in this city, had picnic yesterday in tn
grove on Iincolnvillc Ave. 1t was specially for tn
, younger children who can not well 90 on steam
boat excursion, and does not take the place of tn
annual excursion which will come later The cn'l
dren had an excellent time. The sunday school
society and friends of the North church will 'lrv
to the cottage of ii. r. Thompson, mt swan Lake
l to-day, where they will have picnic Arrange
> ments have been made with the Belfast Livery Go
, for transportation.
7 Since Capt Hume and wife have LETT l,elfas
, some slanerers have put silly rumors in circuit,
ton concerning them. OF course thoughtful pee
pie, knowing the source whence they come, do no
heed them. Person who are capable of THROWN!
rotten eggs through the Army hall windows whel
the meetings are III session, and lying in wait b,
the roadside on dark sunday night TO attacl
those returning home from divine service, are cap
able of using their tongues i'll circulating the yiles